This artist didn't create a picture of a pineapple until back in a New York studio despite being sent to
 Hawaii by Dole to paint one. Earlier, this artist simulated the glare
This artist didn't create a picture of a pineapple until back in a New York studio despite being sent to
 Hawaii by Dole to paint one. Earlier, this artist simulated the glare from a camera in depicting The Shelton
 with Sunspots, and a similar effect was displayed in another depiction of a New York skyscraper, Radiator
 Building--Night. In a work typical of this artist's later style, red bars were added to the borders of a 1931
 canvas in order to create a "Great American Painting." That painting was titled Cow's Skull: Red, White
 and Blue. She was depicted in several photographs by her husband, the artist of The Steerage, Alfred
 Stieglitz. For 10 points, name this New Mexico-based artist best known for her close-up paintings of
 flowers.
This artist didn't create a picture of a pineapple until back in a New York studio despite being sent to
 Hawaii by Dole to paint one.
Georgia Totto {O’Keeffe}